anthrocypher

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am anoemi on github.
• I am noemi (https://keybase.io/noemi) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 02DA 262A C749 21B5 F03E 5369 235D E931 EA1E DA13

To claim this, I am signing this object:

anthrocypher

var names = ["Jim", "Leonard", "Montgomery", "Pavel", "Spock"];

for (var i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
    console.log(names[i].toUpperCase() + " likes it loud.")
}

anthrocypher

A couple weeks ago we discovered that a little site called [now.jit.su](http://now.jit.su/) was absolutely blowing up on [Nodejitsu](http://nodejitsu.com/). The project, entitled [This Is Now](http://now.jit.su/), is a real time Instagram feed from 8 different cities around the world. It was crafted by [Lexical Gap](http://lexicalgap.com.au/), a Sydney-based team of creative technologists made up of [Marcio Puga](https://twitter.com/marciopuga), [Mauricio Massaia](https://twitter.com/mauriciomassaia), and [Per Thoresson] (https://twitter.com/@PerThoresson).

The app is a mosaic of images which gives you a window into the lives of people in cities around the world. You check out (NY)[http://thenewyork-now.jit.su/] and find photos of sky scrapers, Brooklyn street corners, and people's pets, while the [London](http://london-now.jit.su/) feed still reveals remnants of the 2012 Olympics. I caught up with Marcio who explained that this project was Lexical Gap's first foray into node.js. The Lexical Gap team used [S

anthrocypher

A couple weeks ago we discovered a little site called [now.jit.su](http://now.jit.su/) was absolutely blowing up on [Nodejitsu](http://nodejitsu.com/). The project entitled [This Is Now](http://now.jit.su/) is a real time Instagram feed from 8 different cities around the world, crafted by [Lexical Gap](http://lexicalgap.com.au/), a Sydney-based team of creative technologists made up of [Marcio Puga](https://twitter.com/marciopuga), [Mauricio Massaia](https://twitter.com/mauriciomassaia), and [Per Thoresson] (https://twitter.com/@PerThoresson).  

It's a mosaic of images which gives you a window into the lives of people in cities around the world. You check out (NY)[http://thenewyork-now.jit.su/] and find photos of sky scrapers, BK street corners, and people's pets, while the feed from [London](http://london-now.jit.su/) shows the remnants of the 2012 Olympics. I caught up with Marcio who explained that this project was Lexical Gap's first foray into node.js. The Lexical Gap team used [Socket.io](http://socket